A Glimpse into the Past

A Glimpse into the Past

Tuesday, 13 January, 2026
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The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age
The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
Ancient Civilizations
Kostas Chalastras
The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
They not only exacted tribute from...
Renaissance
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Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age
Cannon fire shattered rigging, splintered wood,...
Classical Antiquity
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The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
Plutarch avoids theatrical detail precisely to...
Classical Antiquity
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The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
Each year the Ephors declared war...
Modern Era
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The ”Miracle of Brzeziny”, when leadership made the difference
“The Russians, taken by surprise, were...

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ANCIENT HISTORY
ancient history
The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
Protesilaus, the tragic first Achaean to land on Troy’s shores
Protesilaus, the tragic first Achaean to land on Troy’s shores
The defeat and subjugation of the indigenous Sicels to the dominant Greek Syracuse
The defeat and subjugation of the indigenous Sicels to the dominant Greek Syracuse
“Sissitia” and “Andreia”: cornerstones of ancient Greek society
“Sissitia” and “Andreia”: cornerstones of ancient Greek society
Turmoil in the Late Bronze Age, from prosperity to ruins
Turmoil in the Late Bronze Age, from prosperity to ruins
CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY
ancient history
Kostas Chalastras
The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
They not only exacted tribute from all the peoples, but also raided and plundered whatever those peoples possessed
ancient history
The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
Ancient Greece
The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
Ancient Greece
The Monetary policy of Sparta: Ideological doctrine or pragmatism?
The Monetary policy of Sparta: Ideological doctrine or pragmatism?
Ancient Greece
When Herodotus was right: Archaeology vindicates the “Father of History”
When Herodotus was right: Archaeology vindicates the “Father of History”

THE MIDDLE AGES

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The Middle Ages
Condrad
Conrad III’s strategic choices at the outset of the Second Crusade
Conrad III’s strategic choices at the outset of the Second Crusade
“Conrad himself was twice wounded by the arrows of the Turks; …...
A life forged in battle, Marshal Boucicaut (1366–1421)
A life forged in battle, Marshal Boucicaut (1366–1421)
The neglect of Naval power and the economic drain of Byzantium
The neglect of Naval power and the economic drain of Byzantium
Jean de Carrouge, an epic knight’s story
Jean de Carrouge, an epic knight’s story
Young English prince Edward I Longshanks in the Holy Land; The lesser-known Crusade to Palestine (1271-1272)
Young English prince Edward I Longshanks in the Holy Land; The lesser-known Crusade to Palestine (1271-1272)

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Post WW2
China
The ”Four Pests Campaign”; China’s plan backfired
The ”Four Pests Campaign”; China’s plan backfired
People were highly enthusiastic about exterminating sparrows, and the equipment and techniques used were surprisingly advanced.
1971
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1971
Belfast
A defining moment in IRA proxy bomb strategy: Civilians forced into terror
A defining moment in IRA proxy bomb strategy: Civilians forced into terror
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The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance

The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance

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They not only exacted tribute from all the peoples, but also raided and plundered whatever those peoples possessed
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Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age

Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age

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Cannon fire shattered rigging, splintered wood, and screamed across the waves. Roberts, undeterred, strode the deck, rallying his crew with…
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The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay

The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay

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Plutarch avoids theatrical detail precisely to expose the brutality beneath the façade of hospitality.
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The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
The Scythian–Cimmerian struggle and the Near Eastern power balance
Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age
Roberts and Every, architects of the Golden Pirate Age
The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
The death of Pompey, cynicism and moral decay
The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
The Krypteia: coming-of-age rite or mechanism of state repression?
The ”Miracle of Brzeziny”, when leadership made the difference
The ”Miracle of Brzeziny”, when leadership made the difference

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